Sentence examples for technical growing from inspiring English sources

"He wasn't technical growing up," recalled Mike Billick, who now works in the aerospace industry.

"I'm still working out how to best use it, and, like many new apps, there could be technical growing pains — but so far, so good.

Matthew Ingram from GigaOM wrote about the site's technical growing pains, wondering if one day the site will wish "it had remained small and exclusive".

As the Messenger, shadowing Cavallari, Blyde displays unforced technical finesse, growing in sombre authority as the piece progresses.

Efficiency may be used in two different ways, as a general term, usually of approval, indicating a job well and economically done; and as a specific technical assessment, growing out of the experience of industrialization and tied to measurements of performance in machines and the thermodynamics of energy.

The company, in which Packard proved to be an expert administrator and Hewlett provided many technical innovations, grew into the world's largest producer of electronic testing and measurement devices.

As Marinot's technical facility grew, his works became increasingly abstract and innovative.

Booksense.com, which has been delayed since the fall by technical problems, grows out of Booksense, a "national marketing umbrella" launched by the booksellers association for its beleaguered members in February 1999.

According to the World Bank, while general graduate degree programs, which include the humanities and social sciences, still have the highest enrollment, the number of students seeking technical degrees grew six times faster from 2000 to 2004.

The pinnacle of auto racing used to be known as a laboratory in which mechanical and technical innovations grew from the competition on the track and were then transferred to the road.

As that happens, data and technical skills grow more important.